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Happy 25th birthday to the first public website
It's been a quarter of a century since Sir Tim Berners-Lee unveiled his World Wide Web for the rest of us to enjoy.
Looking back at more than 25 years of the World Wide Web
The web is now a 'practically ancient' 27 years old – let's reflect on how far it's come and where it's going.
A brief history of film
Movie Week In a little over 120 years, cinema has gone from silent black and white scenes to epic blockbusters.
Google funding Bletchley Park restoration
Bletchley Park, the home of Alan Turing's World War II code-breaking team and the museum of computing, is set to get funding from Google to revamp some of its dilapidated buildings.
Why we should thank the Victorians for our PCs
In Depth Astonishing inventions that made the IT revolution possible
7 technologies to thank the 1970s for
The 1970s were a decade of impressive technological invention with the first microprocessors, calculators and video games strutting onto the scene oozing cool.
